Howmet Aerospace’s revenue and net income both grew at a steady clip in the third quarter thanks to strong demand for engines and within the aftermarket.
PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA plans to demonstrate hydrogen combustion technology on a PW127XT under Hydrogen Advanced Design Engine Study (HyADES) project supported by Canada's Initiative for Sustainable Aviation Technology (INSAT); NEXT HYDROGEN SOLUTIONS will collaborate, developing electrolyzers needed for hydrogen production infrastructure.
CYIENT DLM, India was selected by Honeywell Aerospace as partner for 16-year program to develop liquid cooling loops for select applications of micro vapor cycle systems (Micro VCS) for cabin temperature control.
TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES agreed to acquire select aerospace and defense electronics businesses, including QIOPTIQ in Northern Wales, UK and US-based ADVANCED ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, from Excelitas Technologies for $710m.
Pegasus has received the Global Environmental Sustainability Airline of the Year Award at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Asia and Sustainability Awards 2024.
Amid the fallout from Lilium’s filing for insolvency, attention is turning to a comparatively little-noticed aspect of the advanced air mobility industry.
IAM DISTRICT 751/24 announced membership voted (59%-41%) to accept latest proposal from BOEING, ending strike and returning to work as soon as November 6.
DEUTSCHE AIRCRAFT and PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA completed series of five test flights of PW119B-powered D328 UpLift research aircraft using 100% fully synthetic Fischer-Tropsch fuel in preparation for PW127XT-S-powered D328eco.
CAE is investing US$230m to increase ownership stake (to majority owner) in SIMCOM AVIATION TRAINING joint venture (via share purchase from Volo Sicuro) and extend exclusive training contract with FLEXJET and its affiliates.
Listen in as former Cessna CEO Russ Meyer explains how the passing of the General Aviation Revitalization Act revived the production of piston-powered aircraft.
Boeing’s recovery can begin now that 59% of striking workers in the Pacific Northwest accepted Boeing’s latest contract offer to end the work stoppage.
